What Music Are You Listening To Right Now ??

[WillyW]

 

[RCM 800]

welp now Im listening to this, brilliant. Only ever heard the stuff on the radio/tv. Apparently I was missing out.

 

[jmp45]

Yes is / was a phenomenon. RIP Chris and Alan. Seen them a few times always good. Part II.

 

[Jubilant]

Great Marshall Tone right here!

 

[ElKabong]

if you have dyslexia & are playing along w/ a band, reading sheet music, do you play it jazz? ...

I play it dab

 

[jmp45]

 

[circles]

 

[BlueX]

This guy's YT videos pop up now after I watched his version of Metallica's Nothing Else Matters. I like that he plays with attack and dynamics on his nylon strings. I also like Going Home (and Local Hero).
Many other "classic guitarists" playing covers of pop/rock often play very soft, and seem to squeeze in as many advanced techniques as possible.

 

[V-Type]

I was at this show. Man I miss the 80's. Gary Moore covering Jeff Beck = Bad Ass.

 

[Dogs of Doom]

scored some vinyl today...

Black Sabbath Paranoia Live BBC 26 April. 1970 (purple vinyl)

images: discogs

 

[Dogs of Doom]

my next score, is...

Led Zeppelin Archipelagio May 31, 1973 (Bonzo's Birthday)
image: discogs

xerox paper cover sheet. blank white label on disc. Typical Bonzo's Birthday Party audience recording from the LA Forum. There's an incomplete soundboard from this show, which is a nice listen. This one, is for the collector...

Robert leads the crowd in singing happy birthday to Bonzo...

 

[Dogs of Doom]

next, another treat from the BBC...

Led Zeppelin The Lost Sessions BBC 1969 2 disc - clear vinyl

Some of this was from a session, that the BBC accidently recorded over, so they lost the original master tapes. They recorded so much w/ the BBC early on, which is a treat, because they were on fire in their early days. Young, hungry & full of energy...

 

[Dogs of Doom]

Did I tell you that I scored some vinyl? I did! ...

next up, yet, another gem from the BBC...

Pink Floyd Empire Pool Wembley Arena 1974 performing Dark Side of the Moon, in it's entirety.

a kick ass show by the Floyd...

 

[circles]

At the far end of your tether, and your thoughts won't fit together...

 

[killyridols]

Magic Sam's Boogie live from 1969
Amazing video on YouTube.

 

[ElKabong]

To me, this is kinda humbling.

 

[Dogs of Doom]

another from my vinyl finds the other day...

Led Zeppelin Mudslide, live at the Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada on March 21, 1970

Canadian Radio Broadcast - mine has an orange sleeve w/ the blue xerox cover sheet.

Tracklist:
A1 Heart Breaker
A2 Organ Improvisation
A3 Thank You
A4 What Is And What Should Never Be

B1 Medley: Communication Breakdown/Ramble On
B2 Since I've Been Loving You
B3 Whole Lotta Love

my disc has a white center label w/ this print & dark purple vinyl:

 

[jmp45]

 

[DirtySteve]

That's funny, I was just listening to this version.

“One of the greatest moments of my life was standing onstage next to David Bowie while he sang ‘Hurt’ with me. I was outside of myself, thinking, ‘I’m standing onstage next to the most important influence I’ve ever had, and he’s singing a song I wrote in my bedroom.’ It was just an awesome moment.” - Trent Reznor



In a way this video cracks me up. It's like David's just going thru the motions to do the song (he doesn't even need to be there) where as Trent is pouring his heart and soul into it, it's obviously very emotional and personal to him. And as good as Cash's version is, no one can sing it like Trent.

 

[DirtySteve]

One thing led to another, you know how it goes, and I ended up here. Man, I haven't listened to these guys in forever.